Signs made out of floor samples.

How I made 8 different signs 
out of floor samples.

 It all started with a clearance... these wood floor samples were $.08 a piece at our Lowes home improvement store.

Sign #1, Bakery

I stenciled each block with a letter and then I clicked and stapled them together on the back. 

A nice chunky sign. 

I picked these up for $.03 a piece. I did basically the same thing to them except I painted them white and because they are so thin, I used duck tape on the back to hold them together.

Sign #2, Welcome Home

This view is from the foyer coming in from the garage.

This is stick on vinyl. It was around $2.00.

Sign #3, Self Service Only

I stuck the vinyl to a piece of foam board, painted it white, added letters and sanded it. 

And, yes, I mean every single word...

This is another piece of vinyl. I used the same technique here.

Sign #4, Gather

 I made a Gather sign for the dining room.

Sign #5, Joy

One piece was enough to make two signs. I cut it to the size I needed with scissors. 

I really like how it distresses.

This is ceramic tile that looks like wood. It's very heavy.

Sign #6, Chalkboard

I decided to make a chalkboard sign out of it. 

I think it'll make a good prop for any vignette.

I found these laminate floor boards at a Habitat thrift store. They were $.65 a piece. I wish I'd bought more than two! I went back yesterday and they were all gone.

Sign #7, Family Sign

I've been wanting to put something above the TV so I made a family sign. I used little screws and wire on the back to hang it.

Sign #8, Grocery Sign

This one is my favorite! I used six inch letters on this laminate board for my grocery sign. Notice I put my cabinet doors back on. I needed a change... again.

Okay, so I've gone a little overboard with the signs... but I just can't help myself.  

I hope I've inspired you today. 

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